I hate to burst your bubble but you may end up seriously stressing your fish according to many experts. Sure they are feeding now but as the water cools they will have trouble digesting the dry feed due to their poikilothermic nature and slowed down digestion. (Same temp as water). The thinking is if digestion is slow enough the feed will not only not digest, but will start to decompose creating gas and unwanted consequences.
If fish die you will probably never see them this time of year to know the consequences.
The general rule is to stop feeding at 50 F. or below water temps. Growth is pretty much nil below that and it's a waste of feed too.
Not trying to be a downer just telling you like it is.
Last edited by Cecil Baird1; 12/19/15 09:31 AM.
